Explore the intricacies of '''logaoedic''' metre in Greek comedy with this scholarly examination by John Williams White. This study delves into the rhythmic and structural elements that define this unique poetic form within the context of ancient dramatic works.
Offering insights into the linguistic and literary techniques employed by playwrights of the era, '''logaoedic''' Metre In Greek Comedy' is an invaluable resource for students and scholars of classical literature, linguistics, and theatre. Discover the nuances of Greek comedy and its enduring legacy through the lens of its distinctive metrical composition.
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